The bar graph below illustrates that the United Kingdom's enrollments who graduate and post-graduate, who haven't gone into full-time work yet, in the year 2008. In here, most of the enlistments fall into four employmen
The two charts illustrate what non full-time work UK graduates and postgraduates did after finished their study in 2008. Overall, there are more amount of graduates than postgraduates, whilst most of both graduates pursu
The bar charts present the number of graduate and postgraduate students who decided to go with different options after their graduation like doing part - time job , voluntaring , continuing their study , and staying unem
The illustrated figure displays data about what UK graduate and postgraduate learners who did not attend into full-time work did after leaving university in a a specific year. The results are counted in numbers in thousa
The two charts provide information about various work for both graduates and undergraduates who expect a full-time job after their graduation in 2008. This involved 4 different types of jobs for both undergraduates and p
The given bar charts shows the total number of graduate and post-graduate students who do not wish to continue as a full-time worker in the United Kingdom in 2008. These students have been divided into four categories pa
the bar charts depict what students in the UK (graduate and postgraduate) decided to do instead of full-time work in 2008. Overall, both types of students took the lead in further study, while voluntary work was the leas
The bar charts illustrate the graduate and postgraduate students in the UK who did not go into full-time work work and get into part-time work, voluntary work, further study or remain unemployed in 2008.
The keydata specified in the bar charts illustrate the proportion of educated individuals who prefer to work part-time in leisure times throughout the year 2008. At first glance, it is evident that a large number of grad
The bar charts provide information about the number of graduate and postgraduate people who did not work in full time work after leaving the university in 2008. The units are measured in numbers.
The given two charts provide key information about the future destination of the United Kingdom's graduate and postgraduate students after finishing college in the year 2008.
The two bar charts illustrate what UK graduate and postgraduate students (excluding those in full-time work) chose to do after finishing their studies in 2008.
The given data compares the proportions of individuals who did not attend in full-time job after their graduation from college in 2008, by four distinct categories among graduates and postgraduates.